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Jetfire WebParts provide a powerful and elegant GUI for displaying your custom written workflows in a Web Browser. Using the Jetfire language - an open source, object oriented, scripting language - makes writing persistent programs (workflows) very easy to write and maintain. Over 30 WebParts make it easy to display workflows designed with the Jetfire language.
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Workflow Input Form Part
Web Forms are often used to collect data from users. The Workflow Edit Web Part displays already-created workflows. The Workflow Input Form Web Part prompts the user to enter data that is used to create a new workflow.
Web Part Example
The Web Part displays one or more fields for entry. ‘*’ is used to indicate a required field. When entry is complete, the ‘Save’ link creates the workflow.
Edit Properties of the Web Part
The Web Part may be edited. It has the standard properties of a Jetfire Web Part. Additional custom edit properties include:
- Workflow Class Name – the class name of the workflow that is created by the web form.
- Field Names – a comma-delimited list of property names that are displayed in the web form.
- Field Display Names – a comma-delimited list of names that are displayed in the web form.
- Required Fields – a comma-delimited list of names that are required for the workflow.
- Success Message – a message that is displayed when the workflow is created.
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